Restaurant Alsacien Strasbourg Schnockeloch, Alsatian restaurant near Petite France district in Strasbourg, France.
Restaurant Alsacien Strasbourg Schnockeloch serves regional dishes from Alsace and focuses on traditional preparations like tarte flambée and choucroute garnie. The kitchen sources ingredients from local producers and offers wines from the area.
This establishment opened in 1919 and sits between Strasbourg's train station and the Petite France neighborhood, now a UNESCO World Heritage site. It has remained in operation at this location ever since.
The name refers to a local cooking tradition, and the dishes on the menu show how Alsace blends French and German influences in its daily food culture. When you dine here, you see how this region expresses its identity through what people eat.
The restaurant opens daily at 6:00 PM and sits within walking distance of the train station, making it easy to reach. Reservations are available, and the space can be used for groups and private events.
The restaurant is opening a new dining room on the first floor with views across Grande Île and the Ill river banks. This addition will let guests see the old city from a fresh angle while they eat.
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